CBSE will declare the class 10 result 2012 for all regions including
Delhi, Ajmer, Bhubaneshwar, Guwahati, Panchkula, Allahabad, Patna etc on
May 24, 2012 at 4:00 pm in the evening.
CBSE has already declared result for class 10 Chennai region on May 21, 2012.
visit the link below to check the result.
Through National Informatics Centre, students can get their results on IVRS by dialling 24357276 from Delhi and 011-24357276 from other parts of India.
MTNL subscribers can dial 28127030 from Delhi and people from other parts of India can dial 011-28127030.
Idea subscribers can dial 55530, BSNL subscribers can dial 1255536, Tata subscribers can dial 54321223 and Airtel subscribers can dial 54321202.
Despite the CBSE’s continuous and comprehensive evaluation (CCE) system gathering momentum across several schools, only 4.1 lakh students out of a total 11 lakh appeared for the Class X CBSE exam this year, a marginal drop from last year’s 4.45 lakh students.
While some students stayed away from board exams, others who opted for it said, they were simply following the traidtion.
Principals of all CBSE-affiliated schools have urged parents to extend as much support to their children as possible, when the results are announced from 4 pm onwards.
For more information visit CBSE Results by Phone and SMS/E-mail
CBSE has already declared result for class 10 Chennai region on May 21, 2012.
visit the link below to check the result.
http://cbseresults.nic.inStudents can also get their results on their e-mail address by registering themselves on these websites.
Through National Informatics Centre, students can get their results on IVRS by dialling 24357276 from Delhi and 011-24357276 from other parts of India.
MTNL subscribers can dial 28127030 from Delhi and people from other parts of India can dial 011-28127030.
Idea subscribers can dial 55530, BSNL subscribers can dial 1255536, Tata subscribers can dial 54321223 and Airtel subscribers can dial 54321202.
Despite the CBSE’s continuous and comprehensive evaluation (CCE) system gathering momentum across several schools, only 4.1 lakh students out of a total 11 lakh appeared for the Class X CBSE exam this year, a marginal drop from last year’s 4.45 lakh students.
While some students stayed away from board exams, others who opted for it said, they were simply following the traidtion.
Principals of all CBSE-affiliated schools have urged parents to extend as much support to their children as possible, when the results are announced from 4 pm onwards.
For more information visit CBSE Results by Phone and SMS/E-mail